It's About Globalization, After All: Four Framings of Global Studies. A Response to Jan Nederveen Pieterse's ‘What is Global Studies?’

Manfred B. Steger

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The three core arguments of Jan Nederveen Pieterse's (2013) thought-provoking examination of ‘global studies’ (GS), recently published in the pages of this journal, are seemingly straightforward: (...

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2000Global Transformations: Politics, Economics and Culture 2009Globalization and Culture 2000What Is Globalization 1998Globalization and Culture 2005Globalization 2000The Globalization Syndrome 2000The globalization syndrome: transformation and resistance 2004Critical globalization studies

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